- Dec 12, 2000
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Okay I went to the clinic for a stress echo test today--the doc saw something weird on an EKG a month ago, but my heart turned out to be fine.
Well, in order to run the test they have to place sensors on my chest and upper abdomen. These sensors don't stick well with hair, so up comes the nurse with a disposable Bic and she starts dry shaving my chest! Of course she doesn't do the whole thing, only a few square-shaped 'patches' where the sensors will go. Now my chest hair looks all funny, with random bald spots.
What should I do? Do I shave it ALL OFF or should I just leave it alone and let the patches grow back naturally?
Well, in order to run the test they have to place sensors on my chest and upper abdomen. These sensors don't stick well with hair, so up comes the nurse with a disposable Bic and she starts dry shaving my chest! Of course she doesn't do the whole thing, only a few square-shaped 'patches' where the sensors will go. Now my chest hair looks all funny, with random bald spots.
What should I do? Do I shave it ALL OFF or should I just leave it alone and let the patches grow back naturally?